75k Engine & 135k Transmission! Newer Top! on 2040-cars
Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Toyota
Model: Celica
Mileage: 266,000
Number of Cylinders: 4
1995 Convertible Toyota Celica. Auto. Engine with 75k miles, transmission with 135k. Car runs, idles, accelerates, and shifts smoothy. These Celica GTs came with the Camry engine and transmission, so you can trust it to be super reliable! 34 mpg average. Was an Atlanta, GA car, so the underside of the car is unbelievably rust-free! Runs like a champ! Because it's a '95, you don't have to have emissions inspections, so you'll save money for sure!
Brand new things:
Rear struts, radiator, plugs, large cold air intake, driver c/v axle, fluids, painted calipers, valve cover gasket, wipers, plugs
Newer things:
Timing belt, TRD floor mats, 2 year old top, distributor, fuel pump, gas cap, wiper motor, recharged and cold a/c
Not so great things:
Normal Toyota clearcoat flaking on passenger side and trunk. (You could wet sand and re-clear the rough spots on the passenger side and trunk; hood needs a refresh of red and clear.) Driver rear window needs help going up and down to keep it aligned. The power antenna no longer goes back up. A few dents and such around the car.
Vehicle is sold as-is, and must be picked up. Car is also listed for sale locally, so the right to end the auction upon local sale is reserved.
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1995 red Celica ragtop |
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